Ruby Learning Resources [WikiLists]

All seven of the lists below are set as wikis.


:card_index: INDEX



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:notebook: PRIMERS & GUIDES

(A list of primers and introductory guides for learning Ruby.)


Ruby Language Primers

Ruby Language Primers for v 3.2 - SketchUp 2024.0+

Older SketchUp Versions (back to 2014)


Ruby Language Primers for v 2.7.2 - SketchUp 2021.1+

Ruby Language Primers for v 2.7.1 - SketchUp 2021.0

Ruby Language Primers for v 2.5.5 - SketchUp 2019.2 ... 2020.2

Ruby Language Primers for v 2.5.1 - SketchUp 2019.0 & 2019.1

Ruby Language Primers for v 2.2.4 - SketchUp 2017 ... 2018 M1

Ruby Language Primers for v 2.0.0 - SketchUp 2014 ... 2016 M2


Introductory Guides


:arrow_double_up: Top | :books: BOOKS | :bulb: IDEAS | :newspaper: NEWS | :card_box: REFERENCE | :clipboard: TEMPLATES | :mortar_board: TUTORIALS

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:books: BOOKS

Lists of full books for learning Ruby. (Click headings to expand lists …)



~ GENERIC RUBY BOOKS ~

( DOWNLOADABLE RUBY BOOKS )


( ONLINE RUBY BOOKS )


( PRINTED RUBY BOOKS )



~ SKETCHUP SPECIFIC BOOKS ~

( DOWNLOADABLE SKETCHUP BOOKS)


( ONLINE SKETCHUP BOOKS )


( PRINTED SKETCHUP BOOKS )



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:mortar_board: TUTORIALS

Lists of tutorials for learning Ruby. (Click headings to expand lists …)


~ RUBY GENERIC TUTORIALS ~


~ SKETCHUP AND LAYOUT SPECIFIC API TUTORIALS ~

Official SketchUp Ruby API Tutorials and Examples - GitHub

Ruby Tutorials at SketchUcation Forums
[Tutorials Index] | sketchucation

“Edges to Rubies” is Outdated and No Longer Recommended !

Too many errors and poor programming practices promoted.

  • Edges to Rubies - The Complete SketchUp Tutorial
    by Martin Rinehart
    Redirecting...


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:card_box: REFERENCE

Lists of technical references for Ruby. (Click headings to expand lists …)


~ RUBY GENERIC REFERENCES ~


~ SKETCHUP AND LAYOUT SPECIFIC API REFERENCES ~

Official SketchUp API References

API References by Sages

Also see IDEAS section for specific ideas and helpers by class and category, such as:

  • Coding and Debugging SketchUp Extensions, C extensions for SketchUp Ruby,
    Dealing with Observers, etc.


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:clipboard: TEMPLATES

List of templates for programming SketchUp extensions and plugins.



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:newspaper: NEWS & BLOGS

Newsy or interesting happenings with Ruby and SketchUp. (Click headings to expand lists …)


~ RUBY GENERIC NEWS ~


~ SKETCHUP RUBY SPECIFIC NEWS ~

~ SKETCHUP GENERAL NEWS ~


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:bulb: IDEAS

Ideas for doing nifty things with Ruby and SketchUp. (Click headings to expand lists …)


~ IDEAS BY CATEGORY ~

~ IDEAS FOR SPECIFIC CLASSES ~


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Good morning, Mr. DanRathbun. I can propose to the French-speaking sketchup community, a version translated by me, in French, of the document Automatic SketchUp Creating 3-D Models in Ruby by Matthew Scarpino. I can also, with the author’s consent, update this document. I’m listening

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Hi, I noticed the Automatic Sketchup book is quite old now. Is it still worth using? Thanks.

Did you find any latest ones?

No, I haven’t found anything that is helpful.

@DanRathbun

Almost 10 years later is this still a good list to point beginners to?

If you look at the content (and the date of last edit) of the 2nd post, you can see for yourself that it’s not “almost 10 years later”… :wink:
(Dan never sleeps. :grin:)
So the answer is: Yes.

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Yea, I do try to keep this up to date re: Ruby version links.
And I’ll add interesting links as I find them.

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